Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-16

6ltGJ 62C; April. .(J9 nc: MAY, . oIG3S-e;
June, 81 9AG9 92c; July, 99l9l0 OJc: August,
l0W0 10 05C.
Green K Co., in their report on futures, saw
business was OF a very limited character
with only moderate fractional changes in
vaIIGs during the day, ana no really new
features brought out. Liverpool quotation
were probably tride better than anticipated,
AMI tins served to prevent decline, but the
light dem md was uniy from few tardy Local
snort closing up for Saturday, and the mar
Ket would not have afforded an outlet for any
larger Offer, e"
GALVESTON. Jan. l5.--Cotton quiet put firm:
mlCdling DC; net receipts I 4SS bales. gross
u.s.. sales i,4U9 bales; stock lOl477 bales:
exports, to France I,5iJ bales, 10 the continent
9,3 bales.
NORFOLK. Jan. f5.-Cotton quiet: middling
sac; net receipts 1873 bales. gross l,643;
sa.es As bales; stock 4Q,S-8 bales; exports,
coaswlse 339 bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l5.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding 9.4C; net receipts - bales, gro-s C64
bates: sales none; stock IA, g9S bales: exports.
coast wise !. lilo bales.
Boston. Jan. ls.-Cotton quiet; middlnr
8 Lille: net receipts 065 bales. gross 1921;
sale, none; stock none
WGLMtNGT0N, Jan. G.-Cotton drm; mid
ding a+sc; net receipts sos bales, gros, sos;
ales none: stock lo,37S bales; exports coast
wlse bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l5.-Cotton dull; mid
ding ESQ; net receipts 65 bales. gross "a,
stock lJ,aa9 bates.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-Cotton dul':
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gross GAGS; sales 1850 bales; stock 397,G9i
bales; eXporrs. TO Great Britain 2,793 bales,
to France 400 bales. to the continent 1852
ales, coastwise 2 ,69l.
MOBILE, Jan. l5.-Cotton steady; mtddling
&c; net receipts .0SO uale5. gross l. 100 bales,
sales 500 Dales; stock 36,6o2 bales; exports
cOastwi se 2,249 bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 15.-Cotton steady middllng
&C; receipts l.792 bales; shipments 500 bales;
sales 5000 bales: stock 1885 bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 15.-Cotton dali; middling
SC: receipts 523 bales; sales 3i4 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l5.-Cotton quiet but
firm; mIddhng 91sc; net receipts Sl3 bales,
gross S3: sales 800, stock 81, I02 bales; exports
to tr nee 1850 bales,
NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-ConsolIdate ted net re
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, Ii, 70S bales;
exports, to Great Britain q 52S bales, TO
France TACO. to the continent 26,057; stock at
all Amer can ports 9I6,233 bales.
The al visible supply of cotton for the
world 3, 229.2Y4 bales, of which 2,tH. 1914 bales
are American. ag2In7t 3,l61,Sl and 2,76S,ll6
bales, respectively. last year. Rece pts at al
Interior towns this week, 59,S36 bales: re-
CeIpts from plaLTatons ,90o bales. Crop in
sight, 5,O63, in4ies.i
PRovIsIoSs,y GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. IS. noon.-wheat firm.
with Improving demand; holders oner moder-
ately. Corn quiet but steady, wish poor de
mand.
NEW roRE; Jan. IS. noon. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat better. Corn unchanged.
PORK steady; mess $l2 10 Lard firm at 50 rs.
Freights quiet.# y s.
500 p. m.-F1oar, Southern closed quiet
and unchanged, Wheat Il shade lower but
active; gOod part for export: No. red, Jan
VA delivery 92.qC; MAY 96i 0D965zc. closing
at 9i}sc. Corn firm but quiet: No. ,, January
delivery nominal 4152c; May 5034c. oats
sEauc lower and less active, NO. January
delivery 3jlsr, closing at 363zc. Hops quiet
and weak. CoGee, far Rio dul' at l5c: NJ.
Rio, February dclivery IL l5g ID SEC, May l3 05
"a Is 25c. sugar quiet and unchanged; refined
NI2tazgpS dUfl and nominal
seed oil-35c for crude, @4lc for refined.
Hides steady. Wool quiet out steady Pork
tlrmer but quiet; new mess $l2 -: Sl2 2jrr.
l. 10 For old. Beef steady. Middles GUll and
nominal. Lard 496 points higher but ,eS7
active; Western su' am, on -pO Il SOC January
delivery nc, My 99a o2c. Frtights
steady; cotton s. l6d, wheat 4G4i4d.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-lHo wheat market re-
oveiel q traction from yes erday's decline
but trading RS whole was dan and feature
l-es. There was a certain amount Of bull
talk INDUCED in, but II had no apprecabiC
effect upon the course OF prices. IL was IN
tlmated that the visible supply statement
would show decrease OF from 100000 10
70U, 900 bushels. Receipts at eleven PRINCIPAL
points To-day were 26S, 900 bushels, and clear
ings from the seahoard were 4ll.C0J busneis.
1t was also shown that exports for The six
months ending Dec. 81 were 5000 600 beshcl-.
AGAINST $4,000 bushels for tae same period
l4sI year. May wheat opened at sue. or &c
hig her than ia-t nights closing figures. fell
OF 10 S+1s(GS5c, rose to ojasc, and closed for
tuC u iN a. oJ/SSoJ/ CbIn Illtu NulCl.Wlln
trading of very limited claract Ter. prices
closing the same as yesterday. Oats were
f1atureles, and unchanged. Provisions were
stronger throughout and more active. Re
ceipts of hogs were light, with the prospect
OF only mode rate arrivals next week. Mess
pOrS advanced zoe per barrel, and closed at
outside hlures. Jard " a. nc per 100 pounds
higher, While short ribs advanced loo per 100
pounds.
The following shows tine current prices for
cash properties on the regular board: Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat, No. spring
1874 17S14c; 40. 2 rcd 79]ac. Corn. No. Z. 36c.
Oats, No. ? 26l.c. Mess pork, $l2 00Gl2 o..
Lard, 81 471a,G4 so. Dry sailed shoulders
boxed, S5g4 Doc; short clear sides. boxed.
50@6 5bc. Whisky 81 Is.
Futures Tine fonowlng are the highest,
iow est and closing quotations: Wheat-No.2 ,,
January delivery 1s1z Csc. closed At 7sl5c;
February 7o34@ls}4c, closed az 1870; May
delivery 80 s@S}c, closed at SIC; February
36l4 oSBl%c. c osed at 3GIsc; May 4l34(G4l@s",
closed at 4l3Ac. oats, January delivery 26l4c;
February 2d}sc; MAY 3OIc. Mess pork. Jan
uGry delivery Sl2 059ll IS. closed at Sl2 o.:
February Si2 0jC1ll 9j, closed AZ Sl2 Oj: May
Sl2 409l2 %. closed at Sl2 371S. Lari. Jan
uarv delivery S6 .OG6 45 closed at So AZ;
February So 5O96 4j, closed at SO AZ; May
So 1O96 6IM, closed at So 20. Short ribs.
January and February delivery q l5c; May
q 3j1Dd soc, closed at 81 &c.
BALTIMORE. Jan. l5.-FioUr closed quiet.
with Patap3 o l5c per be ri of Wheat
southern quiet and easv; Western lower aud
quiet: Southern red 9ilc9jc, amber 95G9Gc:
No. Western winter red. on spot, 9.isrJ
g2'Sc. COrn-Southern steady but quiet:
Western hrmer and fairly active; Southern,
white ijtDiIc, yellow 45lG47c.
CINCINNATI, Jan. !5.--Flour STRONGER.
Wheat higher ant strong: 40. 2 red, 6lI,B
sjc. Corn heavy; No. mixed. 81 G6g3sr. oats
IN fair demand; No. 2 mixed. 8054c. PORK
nominal 1T $l2 50. Lard stronger at 40D
35c. Bulk meats held hiahcr; short ribs
2jc. Whisky steady at 81 IL. sugar steady.
Hogs firm.
LoCIsvILLE. Jan. l5.-wheat firm; No.
RED S2C. Corn Grin; No ,, mixed 30 &c. oats
No. .. Sic. Provisions firm Bacon. clear RIB
sides DOc. clear sides 25tt7 3. &c. shoulders
SOC. Bulk meats, clear rib sides Zoe, clear
sides Csc. shoulders 75c. Mess pork sl2 %.
Hams, sugar cured SIC 70. lafd, choice leaf
Zoe
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 15.--Flour quiet and easy.
Wheat quiet but steady: closed nrm and &c
higher thtn Yesterday: No. red. cash S23Sc,
January delivery s21R9S23sc February S33sc.
Corn easy: closed ~ lower than yesterday;
No. mixed. cash 3j@}j%c. January delivery
$3.50 asked: February 3jc. Oats firm but
uull; No. mixed, cash 2St5c, May de-
livery 30l4C. Whisky steady at 81 10. Pro-
visions active, strong And higher: Mess PORK
$l2 5A. Lard 10 points higher, 25c. Bulk
meats strong. Macon steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-Conee strong and
higher; RIO cargOes, common to prime liI4CO
lGZc. Cotton seed products hrmer. sugar
strong; Louisiana open kettle. choice 43s,9
7-l6c. prime &c. common 3tz13<c; Louis-
j9Lc, prime yellow clarldct 5i465 5-ljc. Mo-
Ia M n q